New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
NETWORK CITY.


time yesterday talking over longdistance telephone ~
was put circuit Philadelphia. NewHavsn ana
intermediate places and congratulations passed pe'"ec
friends without We payment OF a fee
The Police Board yesterday receveda check for $500 from
Andrew H. Miller Of Philadelphia who wishes to have the
money paid the detectives who recovered his ponds worm
$500 900 from the burglar. Talbot.
Mayor Hewitt has vetoed resolution adopted by the
Aldermen requesting the Corporation Counsel TO remove e
eoehouse built the bukhead at the foot OF Chartohs
North River Mayor holds that the building was ercced
authority of the Department of Docks and it has con-
particular territory The adoption OF such reso
luton would establish bad precedent.
Mary Anderson servant in the house OF Gustave Dyer at
No 100 twenty ninthst. failed TO
properly in her room on Monday night ana sue
was nearly sufocated.
Christina Hopper young German who employed as
servant at 44s west Foityfstst tried to kill herself
10y swallowing carboc acid yesterday An old love affair In
Germany combined with dislike OF work was said TO have
caused her desperation
Tho death Of George Kenemeye the boy who shot by
his playmate Charles Karl on Sunday was reported yesr
day at the Harlem Court
ladies' fair for benefit OF the Church OF St vincent DO
Paul. in West Twenty third ST. will begin in tho basement OF
evening The French Consul will preside at
the opening
While Engine No 80 going TO fire at No. 1877 West
Broadway evening into Grandst car at Canal
and Varck sta Tho car badly damaged, and the few
passengers who in it were badly shaken up.
An unknown man. supposed to be aaoorer. was found IN
the river at West Twenty .sixth.st last evening
Detective Flynn yesterday three members OF the Whye
gang trying c. Bcham. justice Of the peace
from Lake Mahopac. and arrested the young thieves
writ corpus obtained from Justice Donohuc
OF the Supreme yesterday for Donovan. who was COM
mted to by Duffy Monday for attempt
jump from the Bridge He will be taken before the
Judge this morning and his release demanded
Mrs Lanery by an recorded in the Registers
Office yesterday assigns mortgage dated January H. 1885,
to Martha Jones for $1,000 The mortgage between her
and the wife Of Morris Berger.
Henry De Witt who has been for some time swindling
members OF Army of the Bepubc was sentenced
yesterday ayear the penitentiary and fined 500 In the
Special Sessions Court lie acknowledged getting about
So, 900 By false representations.
Received for TRIBUNE FreshAir Fund through T. K
Rawson chaplain ss the proceeds OF the Easter Sunday
conr button the Naval Academy Chapel and Sunday
school, Annapolis
At Maritime Exchange yesterday tho ongdsanee tee
phone tested by the members Free Philadelphia and
ca stern cities gave satisfactory communication
er for the OF All Saints Church will be opened
in the Harem Temple In onehundred and twenty hfh-sL.
Fourth and Lexington sves tomorrow night DIS
trlctAtorney MARITIME will make the opening address
The hearing Of Evangelical Alliance before the Senate
ns Literature concerning the proposed division OF
,bool fund with Catholic schools Las been twice
| T AXE place to-day at 3oclock
scraps Of refuse telegraph wire the ohs
sidowalls They coed. pedestrians frequently
trips thereby while ladies' skirts are also torn
and horsos legs wounded.
Tho Aldermen discussed vestenav proposition 10
City Library TO other quarters In the city Hall and
give occupied by the Library the judges Of
the City Court chambers After good deal OF debate the
resolution was lost by vote OF 10 to 10
The sale Of the consignment OF Oriental carpets rugs
and camel hair shaws which have been
exhibition at Orriess Art Gallery Nos s.j and S47
Broadway began last night The goods shipped this
country Constanplc by Coskyan Freres and be
ing sold order of srosan Costkyan Tho sale ends
Friday night
aid of tho GUNNER Homo for Children OF the
Church OF the Incarnation will be given by the choir OF that
church. assisted by tho Harlem Choral Club and members
Harmony Club in the Madison Square Theatre next Fri
day afternoon beginning o'clock Among the artists
appear Mrs Goyritt Smith soprano Miss Alma Dell
Martin contrao D. Woodruff tenor. and Miss NJ. A.
Lowell the gans OF the church. who will act as accompan
st will be 81 each and there win be reserved